West Side Signals Plan New and Revised Installations
City Traffic Engineer W Frank Kavanaugh announced new and revised traffic signal installations on the West Side. A four way device will be installed at Marcellus and Oswego Streets and a signal at N Geddes Street and Richmond Avenue. The Park and Richmond Avenues intersection’s outdated device will be replaced for pedestrian safety and smoother traffic flow. Additional work may address Eric Boulevard West and Willis Avenue with study needed. He ruled out a light at Erie Boulevard West and Van Rensselaer Street despite local urging.
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W. Frank Kavanaugh
West Sie
Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Marcellus and
Oswego Sts
N. Geddes St
Richmond Ave
Park and
Richmond Aves
Kavanaugh
Eric Blvd
Willis Ave
Willis
Milton Aves
Boulevard
Erie Blvd
van Rensselaer St
Second Ward
Stanley J. Laskowski
Geddes St
West St
Three Arents Medals to Be Awarded Tonight at Syracuse
George Arents Pioneer Medals will be given to three Syracuse University alumni at 8 15 tonight in Archbold Gym. A procession from Sims Dining Hall will follow the Kum Bak Dinner.
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George Arents
Syracuse University
Archbold
Sims
Arents
College of Home Economics
Slocum Hall
College of Engineering
School of Journalism
Crouse Auditorium
Gannon F. Ryan
Archbold Stadium
Charles C. Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse
Archbold Gymnasium
Son Finds Fire Awakens Mother on Bear Street
A mother sleeping in a two story house at 709 Bear St was awakened by her son returning from school as a fire broke out in the rear hall on the second floor. The blaze, origin undetermined, confined damage to the rear of the building and to an attached salare. Mrs Harold Riley slept in the upper flat and escaped with her son. The lower flat of Mrs Lottie Breck and her daughter and brother was damaged.
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Bear St
Dam
Harold Riley
John
Po- Ice
Lottie Breck
S. McBride St
Zilman W. Abrams
E. Fayette St
Samuel Spivak
W. Castle St
Roger Torrence
Miss Hall
Grady Mathias
Hollis Mathias
Curtis Durham
Adeline Branch
Ernest Buckman
Jessie Kearse
Robbet Brown
McBride Street Fire Breaks Out Routs 35 From Homes
A 2 2 2 alarm fire on McBride Street damaged two houses at 1418 and 1417 S McBride St. Thirty five people including 15 children were left homeless after the blaze spread from a rubbish dump behind the houses. Fire crews battled the flames for over an hour. No injuries reported.
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McBride Street
S. McBride St
Scout Camporee Opens as 160 Awards Are Handed Out
More than 3,000 boys and leaders from the Onondaga Council, Boy Scouts, gathered at the Three Rivers Game Management Area for the council camporee. National Guard field telephones linked six district HQs with council headquarters while 50 Explorer Scouts managed traffic. Neary 100 Scouts earned Star and Life and Gold Awards at a district campfire. Tonight 11 Eagle Scout badges and Silver Awards will be presented by Col. Thomas W. Shallcross.
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Three Rivers
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts
National Guard
Alari
Neary
Thomas W.shallcross
Air Reserve
Syracuse
Lloyd Dorsey
Council Advancement Committee
John Walker
Mavert Richardson
Herbert Quackenbush
Post & Baldwinsville
Frederick Gatesman
Carl Luger
Maran Larsen
Bruce Burritt
Denad Larsen
Westvair
Wiliam Mahar
Daniel Lane
Solvay
Ronald Burch
iTroop
Maivdale
Youth 16 Hit by Car In Syracuse Area Crash
Raymond Post 16 of 247 Tennyson Ave is in fair condition at Onondaga General Hospital after being struck by a car at Montrose Ave and West Genesee Street. Driver James M. Reed 40 Scarboro Dr Solvay remained at scene as police report a possible skull fracture concussion and facial injuries.
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Raymond Post
Tennyson Ave
Onondaga General Hospital
Esterday
Montrose Ave
W. Genesee
James M. Reed
Scarboro Dr
Solvay
Pott
W. Genesee St
Alpert Spasgnoletti
Guest Speaker J Benjamin F Allgood to Speak at First Methodist
J Benjamin F Allgood of the board of missions of the Methodist Church in Philadelphia will deliver the wart ceremonial worship message at First Methodist Church tomorrow. His topic is The Favors of the Church.
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J. Benjamin F. Allgood
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Philadelphia
First Methodist Church
Five Severance Pay Actions Filed Against U S Hoffman Machinery
Five former employees seek a total of 2420 in severance pay from U S Hoffman Machinery Corp in Municipal Court. They allege a policy since 1906 granting one week’s pay per year of service, continuing until July 1954. Names and amounts include Dorothy Baum 550 Shirley Carolin 200 George Golain 680 Dorothy Dempster 90 Patrick Ryan 3900. All worked in offices with varied service dates and weekly earnings.
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U.S. Hoffman Machinery Corp
Dorothy E. Baum
James St
Shirley Carolin
Conklin Ave
George W. Golain
S. Beech St
Dorothy Dempster
Osborne Ave
Minoa
Patrick J. Ryan
E. Pleasant Ave
Woman Injured in Fall at Camillus Intersection
Woman identified as Mrs. Margaret UHarcalia of Camillus RD suffered head injuries yesterday around 2 p.m. after a fall at the intersection of S Warren Street and East Washington Street. She received treatment at Onondaga General Hospital and was released.
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Margaret Uharcalia
Camillus RD
S. Warren
E. Washington Sts
Onondaga General Hospital
GOP OKs Revision of Rules for Board Meetings
Republican supervisors push to publish all resolutions three days before monthly meetings and advance resolutions committee meetings to Thursday or Friday. They defend minority access, cite cost of mailing 1,900 to 2,280 copies, and accuse Democrats of secrecy and political stunts while stressing press access to synopses and copies.
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Country Board
Rules and Regulations
Board
Thomas H. ‘Dyer
M. Leonard ‘Shapero
Edward O. Yackel Jr
Rules and Regulation Committee
Ned A. Loope
Resolutions Committee
Cus
GOP
Frank X. Costello
Pompey
Democrat
Roof Fall Victim From Solvay Receives Observation
Joseph Scrinale, 59, of 164 Center St Solvay, was injured yesterday when he fell from his home’s roof. He is under observation at Crouse Irving Hospital with a possible fracture to his right hip. He was transported by Eastern Ambulance.
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Joseph Scrinale
Center St. Solvay
Crouse-, Irving Hospital
Scrinale
Eastern Ambulance
Alcoholism Convocation At LeMoyne College Highlights Col Riegelman Speech
Col Riegelman of New York civil vice president of the National Committee on Alcoholism will address the convocation at LeMoyne College during a dinner meeting at Hotel Onondaga. Dr Sheldon D Bacon from Yale spoke earlier, stressing distinctions between social drinkers and chronic drinkers and noting drivers under the influence as a concern. Group sessions are scheduled at the college today.
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Harold Riegelman
New York
Civ
National Committee On Alcoholism
Onondaga
LeMoyne College
Sheldon D. Bacon
Yale University Center On
F Riezelman
Liard Wlox
Tincinal Reeser
Trenton
Mennen WoaiLams
EB Bacon
Ristats Uist
State Colleges Work On 1960 Student Plan
State Education Commissioner says the Board of Regents and the department are coordinating with all colleges to plan for the 1960s enrollments. Lewis A. Wilson notes a study of capacities and how the state can help, following Chancellor Tolley's address urging long term higher education needs amid rising birth rates. The bond proposal for a 150 million dollars is criticized as not evidencing use for private college programs, and lawmakers have not approved it.
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State Commissioner of Education
Board of Regents
Lewis A. Wilson
Wilson
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University Board of Trustees
Tolley
State University
Hill Alumni Fund Reaches $259 785 Total
Syracuse University Alumni Association reports a record 259 785 in contributions for the current academic year from 5675 alumni. DeWitt C. LeFevre announced the sum at Sims Hall during the annual meeting, with two alumni trustees introduced. New trustees are Mrs Norman Vincent Peale and Grover Kingsley, replacing two outgoing trustees. John Hummel and Royal G Day were named to represent the association on the university athletics board, and four new directors including Kenneth Erskine were introduced.
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Syracuse University
DeWitt C. LeFevre
Sims Hall
iThey
Norman Vincent Peale
New York City
National Council of Churches
Grover Kingsley
Boston
East Syracuse
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Clifford “Tip” Goes
Albert E. Ritchie
Buffalo
John Hummel
Royal G'Day
DeWitt
University Administrative Board of
Kenneth Erskine
Centennial
Knife Attack Victim Treated at VA Hospital
Lee A. Lyons, 23, of Nedrow, was treated at the Veterans Administration Hospital around 1 3 a.m. for left hand cuts and released. Lyons blamed an unidentified man who struck him with a knife near Harrison and South State Streets after a bump and ensuing dispute.
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Lee A. Lyons
Nedrow
Veterans Administration Hospital
Lyons
Ishr Ludgate
Harrison and
S. State Sts
Dazed Syracuse Woman Identified in Manhattan Incident
A Syracuse woman, Nora Wanderer, 48, of 644 S Warren, was found wandering in downtown Manhattan in a dazed state. Police said she may be an amnesia sufferer and was taken to Bellevue Hospital for observation. She is described as 5 feet 16 inches tall, 115 pounds, with dark hair and glasses, wearing a black skirt and blouse, brown shoes, and a gray tweed coat.
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New York
Nora Wanderer
S. Warren
Syracuse
Wanderae
Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
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John M. Dacey
S. Mc‘Bride St
Ida Hall
S.mcbride St
Third District
Paul Coombs
Coombs
Abrams Waste Materials Co
Harry Coon
Landmark
Dee
G.O.P. OK
Alcoholism
Col. Riegelman
Manlius Folly
Montsomery
Adalis Ste Roond
Kathleen Anne Kelly
Glenwood Ave
St. Anthony of Padua School
Bishop Faery Club and Sodality
LeMourne
Hill
Merchants National Bank
Member Federal Deposit
Sagenkahn
Meahns Pone
Nated Lereiees
Fewpurehace
Warren St
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